Jerry Garcia

Born Jerome John Garcia, August 1, 1942, San Francisco, California, USA; died August 9, 1995, Forest Knolls, California, USA.  For Nancy C...

The Black Mountain Boys (early 1960s)
  • Jerry Garcia - banjo/vocals
  • David Nelson - mandolin
  • Robert Hunter - bass
  • Sandy Rothman - guitar
The Wildwood Boys / The Hart Valley Drifters ( ? - 1964)
  • Jerry Garcia - banjo/vocals
  • David Nelson - mandolin
  • Robert Hunter - bass
  • Pete Albin - guitar/vocals
Pete Albin forms Big Brother and the Holding Company.  David Nelson later joins The New Riders of the Purple Sage.
Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions (1964 - 1965)
The Warlocks (1965)
The Grateful Dead (1965 - 1995)
The New Riders of the Purple Sage (1969 - 1971)
Old and In the Way (1973)
  • Jerry Garcia - banjo/vocals
  • Peter Rowan - guitar/vocals
  • David Grisman - mandolin/vocals
  • Vassar Clements - fiddle
  • John Kahn - bass
Albums:
  1. "Old and In the Way" (live) (1973)
  2. "That High Lonesome Sound" (live) (1996) - recorded in 1973.
  3. "Breakdown" (live) (1997) - recorded in 1973.
Solo albums:
  1. "Garcia" (1972)
  2. "Live at Keystone, vol. 1" (1973) (with Merl Saunders, John Kahn, and Bill Vitt)
  3. "Live at Keystone, vol. 2" (1973) (with Merl Saunders, John Kahn, and Bill Vitt)
  4. "(Compliments of) Garcia" (1974)
  5. "Reflections" (1976)
  6. "Cats Under the Stars" (1978)
  7. "Run for the Roses" (1982)
  8. "Almost Acoustic" (1988)
  9. "Keystone Encores, vol. 1" (1988) (with Merl Saunders, John Kahn, and Bill Vitt)
  10. "Jerry Garcia / David Grisman" (1991) (with David Grisman)
  11. "Jerry Garcia Band" (1991)
  12. "Not for Kids Only" (1993) (with David Grisman)
  13. "Blue Incantation" (1995) (with Sanjay Mishra)
  14. "Shady Grove" (1996) (with David Grisman)
  15. "How Sweet It Is" (live) (1997)
  16. "Side Trips Volume One" (1998) (with Howard Wales)
  17. "So What" (1998) (with David Grisman)
  18. "The Pizza Tapes" (2000) (with David Grisman and Tony Rice)
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